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Krampus Tee Shirt

This Krampus Tee Shirt is the new design by Julie Dillon for Yule 2011 over at Black Phoenix Trading Post.

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This entry was posted in The Hermetic Library and tagged 2011, black phoenix, julie dillon, Krampus, trading post, yule on December 1, 2011 by John Griogair Bell.

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My name is John. I'm the enigmatic supervillain known only, to some, as the Librarian of Hermetic Library

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